🚨 WADE WILSON IS STILL ON DEATH ROW — BUT HIS STORY ISN’T OVER YET

Nearly two years after receiving two death sentences, Wade Wilson — the man widely known online as the “Deadpool Killer” — remains behind bars in Florida’s death-row system.

And there is one detail that continues to draw attention:

There is still no execution date.

Wilson was convicted of murdering 35-year-old Kristine Melton and 43-year-old Diane Ruiz in Cape Coral in 2019. In 2024, he was sentenced to death for both killings.

But the legal battle did not end with the sentence.

In February 2026, Wilson’s case returned to the Florida Supreme Court. His attorneys challenged aspects of Florida’s death-penalty process, including the jury recommendations that led to his sentences.

The Florida Supreme Court ultimately left the death sentences in place.

But Wilson’s attorneys have indicated that they intend to continue pursuing appeals — potentially taking the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

So while Florida continues to carry out executions, Wilson remains inside the state’s death-row system, waiting as his attorneys continue the legal fight.

Two death sentences.
Two murder convictions.
No execution date.
And another courtroom battle potentially ahead.

Behind the sensational headlines and the nickname that spread across social media are two victims whose families continue to live with the consequences of what happened in 2019.

For now, Wade Wilson remains on death row.

And the next chapter of his case may not be written inside an execution chamber…

but inside another courtroom.

👉 Do you think this case will eventually reach the U.S. Supreme Court?